The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-01
sUNBlaAMs.
Barley is fast rlpeniag.

Moonlight nights are . specially at
present.
Ole Wasson returned from LaCross
last Friday.
Growing weather could hardly be
more perfect.
Geo. Danser returned from the west
Tuesday morning.
The Warner house is being neatly
whitewashed throughout.
Attend the Farmers Institute meeting
IN this village next Thursday.
The town board of equalization met
at the scheol house last Monday.
The Aberdeen Daily News solicitor
visited our folks last Tuesday,
Jack Carew, the St. Paul binder ex-
pert is in town putting up binders.
Fred Haudrls was severely kicked by
an enraged stallion this afternoon.
Flying kite is all the rage among
lre)rired merchants" in this place.
The removal of the county seat from
Columbia to Aberdeen begins July 12,
"A drunken carpenter from Aberdeen
exhibited himself in this place last
Tuesday.
Born On Wednesday. June 90, 1887,
to Mr.. and Mrs. c.. j. G. Macleod, of
Warner, a girl.
-.-Rev. J. Staub will speak in English
IN the IA. +. church next Sabbath even.
ing at the usual hour
Wheat, with the exception of the very
latest, is now all headed out and has
been for week past
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul, of Utica, N. Y.
arrived Wednesday on a visit to their
son, Louis, at Rondell.
Several of our religously inclined cit.
Izens attended the camp meeting .,
Aemadale last Sabbath.
AT the school election l.. c. Turner
was elected director and Jos. Boulais,
OF Rudolph, treasurer.
The total amount of assessment as
found on Assessor Gates books for
Warner township, is $4,000.
| The only indications of poor year,
! in this locality, is the fact that two ont
otoveIy three babies born are girls.
Without exaggeratIng the fact in the
least we may say that crops in this To-
eality look better than ever before
Our road overseer should take
glance OF inspection at the railing
around the bridge across the Moccasin
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thompson are
happy over the arrival of a little girl,
their first born, which came yesterday.
Rev. Sven Ulsaker, of Gem, returned.
from Freedom county, MINI, Tuesday
With a bride. May theirs be happy
John Huseby is still confined to his
room by severe attack of rheumatism
We hope to soon see him up and
around
The town board have appointed n
Y Harrison, constable and A E. Berg,
treasurer, IN place OF Kennedy and
Hanson, resigned.
The G. M. &. St. Paul road win sell
excursion tickets in Dakota from the I'd
TO the 9th, of July at one full fare and q
fifth, for the round trip.
Frank Payne, proprietor Of the Weep
ing Willow Grove estate, four miles
south of town, was favorite caller at
The Sun Office last Wednesday.
The infant babe OF Mr. and Mrs. A.
Green died last Tuesday night and was
buried on the farm of c. 4 Dawes on
Thursday, Rev. Lewis officiating.
"A very warm rain intermingled with
sharp elaps of thunder and lightning
prevailed all last Monday and was re.
peated on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Humphrey, of Plainyiew, MINI,
mother of James, Milo and Charlie
Humphrey. of Rondell, arrived last
Wednesday for short visit at Rondell
Every farmer in this township should
attend the meeting OF the Farmers In
stitute in this place next Thursday at
i:80 pm. Important questions will be
talked over and it is greatly to your in
terest to attend.
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